Citibank headquarters on Greenwich has one confirmed case of the coronavirus, according to Crain’s, and is now cleaning the floor that the employee worked on. He was last at the offices a week ago, and was diagnosed on Friday while travelling.
Other confirmed cases in the neighborhood include one at the Royal Bank of Canada in Brookfield Place, an employee at Meridian Capital at 1 Battery Park Place, one at Brookfield Asset Management on Vesey.
People may have heard of others; comment here. Does that put us in a hotspot? I’ve had a hard time finding a data map on the cases…
I heard from a principal in a Fidi school who argued that schools should be closed: her students are riding one to two hours every day to get to school in what she is calling a virus hotspot, then going home to young siblings and older relatives. “If this were suburbia and 50 cases were linked to a business within a mile of the school, that school would shut in a second. This is happening and yet Manhattan schools stay open…This virus will, as with most things, hurt the poor disproportionately.”
I read yesterday on a Gotham news-website that someone at 100 Church tested positive earlier this week.
https://www.gothamgazette.com/city/9212-employee-manhattan-building-home-to-several-city-agencies-tests-positive-for-coronavirus
One employee at 33 Whitehall has tested positive. Office being cleaned and everybody working from home.
One employee at 19 fulton street tested positive. 3rd floor. Offices being cleaned.
Fyi.